Events

Queenstown- The Victorian ‘New Town’ on Killiney Hill that never happened by John Martin Killiney Historical Society is delighted to announce the first lecture of 2024 which will be delivered by local historian John Martin. John’s talk will focus on the highly ambitious plans to develop a ‘new town’ of over 180 dwellings on Killiney ... Read more

A Lesson for Life CPR and Defibrillator demonstration by Dalkey First Responders in St. Stephen's Church (opposite tearooms) Learn these life-saving skills to help our local community, family and friends Everyone welcome - no booking required

Killiney Historical Society is delighted to announce our second lecture of 2024 which will be delivered by local author and historian Eileen O’Duffy. The talk will take place in the upstairs lounge of the Druid’s Chair pub at 8.00pm on 2nd April. Admission is €5 and all are welcome. Wining, dining and dancing in Killiney ... Read more

Litter will increase in spring and summer. Your help to litter pick makes a big impact. Jimmy Kelly has blue bags, hi-viz vest and litter picks for anyone who is willing to help for an hour.

A gentle 6km downhill walk along good tracks from the Kilpeddar rifle range, skirting Downs Hill, through the village, and finishing at Grove Bar. A good, scenic walk, with a break for food, lasting 3 hours. Walk Leader: Trevor Byrne For more details, email killineyvillageregeneration@gmail.com, for attention of Sean.

Killiney Village Book Club is always open to new members. Next book: 'Box 88' by Charles Cumming Date: Thursday 18th April Time: 8pm Where: Druid's Chair Pub Join the book club WhatsApp by email to killineyvillageregeneration@gmail.com for attention of Marianne.

Killiney Village Book Club is always open to new members. Next book: 'Snowflake' by Louise Nealon Date: Friday 20th June Time: 8pm Where: Druid's Chair Pub Join the book club WhatsApp by email to killineyvillageregeneration@gmail.com for attention of Marianne.

Join us for our annual dawn chorus/nature walk with Michael and Lucy. Learn to spot birds, identify trees and learn about the flora and fauna of Killiney Hill.

We will hold our National Spring Clean Day on Saturday 18th May, in advance of the Historical Weekend. This is an opportunity for everyone to come out, including children, to help ensure our village is looking its best! Afterwards, tea, cake and treats for children will be served at 11.30am in the Druid’s Chair Pub.

25th/26th May: ‘Killiney on the Move‘, our Summer historical event to be held in the village celebrating over 200 years of transport history in Killiney. For detailed information, please visit https://killineyhistory.ie/killiney-on-the-move/.